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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24


The boom ln wichita e becoming
entirely artificial, and the articles
the boomers resort to are very funny.
A party Of real estate sharks viii lay
out a new areet. publish TO the world
that it is TO be macadamiEsd. and
built up from one end % the other.
The sharks proceed 70 scatter piles
Of stone all along the street, alleging
that it is for building snd maeadam-
iEiBg purposes, and lots sell at fabulous
prices. After the lots are sold, tine
piles Of stone are hauled away-tO be
used 60 q similar manner elsewhere.
Another feature the Wichita Edgeis
editor has been alluding every morn
ing for the last SIX or eight months
10 some pork factory, canning factory
or some other factory ofgreat dimen-
slons being on the point Of locating
10 that city but the sun rises each
morning and does not shine on a
factory OF any kind. Hence the cry
goes out "WhRt are all this people
going 10 live upOni" The boom In
that city is falling. falling, and
sslina is gwine to occupy the land %
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COUNrY ELECTION.
~. EIeelIsn I,rselamallsn.


I Willis Bristol, Mayor OF the city OF Salina,
- dohereby proclaim and give puhllc uotlc
that nt the special election 10 be held on
Monday the ssth dny of March, 1887,
the polls In the city Of Salina, Kansas. VIII be
open at the following places In said city
Finst Ward-At the city Hail on Santa Fe
avenue.
se.,ond Ward aithe county Court House on
Ninth ;street.
Third Wari-At n Palmer's marble
yIr,l- on seventh street.
Fgurth WaTd-Af the Hose House on Fifh
srrcef.
I DO DESIGNATE the fniinwing-namcd electors
tu act a Judges and Clerks OF said election:
Flr.f Wund-WJ Hacler, O.. A. ". Bone
and J negau--Iudges. shaher, and J..
n Gibson. Clerks.
second Warl-I Burch, ]. E. Harrison and
kishop-Judses- Fred smith and r. l.
Weaver Jerks.
Thiri Wari-I- c. Mitchell, l.. A. Davis ami
= Iincoln-Iudges. J Johns and Alfred
Dewitt. Clerks
Fourth Waul-W. q. Milan. J. r. Chap
man, G. :. Maiors-Iudges. d. A. FanTrine,
II. b Nalluce. Clerk.
Witness I1y hand and the corporate seal OF
she city of Salnl. kansas-
Done at fuy ofiice in oalina, kansas. this
III dag of March. l>i7
fsEAL WsLLis BRISTOL. n ayor.
Attest q. = CYSHAD. city Clerk,
nrU TEN.
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Kan,n, Ws.lernn Note,.

DR.. Swahlen attended the Kansas
conference 3 few days.
DR.. Sweet has been al Ellsworth all
week preparing for conference. Mr..
McGuTk teaches the training depart
ment one hour each day during his
absence.
The University las received several
visits this week from parents of stu
dents aud from others.
J. II. Kuhn will leave school to
enter the ministry.
The program Of the Periclean soci-
ETY. was surpassed by the audieu ce
last Saturday night. Among the
visitors were professors and stUdel o.
Of the Normal.
Arbor day was all that could be
expected. The first demonstration o
any thug cut of the usual routine
was q company Of spadesmen com
mEnded by Frank Lock wood, which,
after a few maneuvers, marched up
the steps and iled into the chapel
After the usual exercises and some
instructions as to the method of
planting, the students paired of aud
200 trees had been planted two games
Of baseball were planned for the
afternoon lone by the gentlemen aud
the other by the ladiesl and the stu
dents adjourned.
The officers elected by the Peri
clean society for the spring term
were as follows President, II. NJ
Mayo, Vice President, ]. 2. Allen;
Recording Secretary, ID. McGurk /;
Corresponding Secretary, c. y. Poe /;
Treasurer, o. +. Collins Attorney, /
r. Miller; Critic, w. A. MatsOB ;
Sergeant at Arms, Fl. +. Winterburn;
ChOrister, G. l.. Carpenter; Trustees,
A. g. Gates and I. r. Miller. With
such officers TO lead the society will
rapidly advance "Eis AkpOr."
Twelve volumes were received last
week from the Smithsonian Institu-
ton. They are q valuable addition
To the University library.
Owing to the dedicatory exercises
next Tuesday. examinations will be-
gin Saturday.
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10 the Journal.
As the spring election approaches
it is the proper thing 10 mention per
SONS who would be likely TO advance
the public good by filling tie various
municipal offices. We would ask
your indulgence Ia mentioning rs
iit candidate for the responsible office
Of mayor. one who has served the city
very acceptably az councilman, Mr..
+. III. Quincy. Ii is well known that
the bert preparation fer the Office Of
mayor Is 3 term as councilman. Mr.
Quincy has shown himse II In the
council to be . prudent, yet sagaciOus
business man, watchlul Of the ciiyis
interests, broad gusged enough 10
measure Der future. There has been
talk lmuch Of il fOOlish) about men
who are for or against certnin cOrpO-
ratiOnF which have vested rights In
our city. We want q man for mayer
who will neither be for or against
these public enterprises, but who wiz
guard the interests Of the whole city
and protect the rights Of these o0rpO-
rations 81 shown By their charters
aad cOntrncts. such g man is Fred.
Quincy. Those who know him best
know be viii do the fair thing by all
pariiea. Mr.. Quincy h not q pOliti-
clan and u there is any olsss Of men
which g totally unit Tor mayor or for
Il is the schsming wire
pnlllng, tOadying. tWO-faoed pOliti- /
clans Politics IN this sense has no
placs 10 city government. II such q
man aapires 70 q municipal ofdce lei /
him read 10 . crushing defeat the /
public condemnation Of his course. |
Let ne have a good sensible business |
man 70 atiend 10 business, and such q
man is +. 81. Quincy. x.
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TJIr FTRsT lssUEOF the DAILY.

one week from to-day the nrst Is
ne of the Morning JOURNAL will sp-
PEAR. There is much labor 10 be per
formed between now and then in
',reitinR the decks ready for action" :"
The paper wsIl appear in bran new
type throughout. Amer next week
the old dress Of the weekly will be
laid sside. and that that too will be
bright and new. We wish that those
who have prom ised advertising. as
well ~ those who design advertising
On the daily, would hand in the copy
as soon a. possible. e the entire pa
per ooh daily and weekly is to be
81 up anew, and the time is short TO
doHin.
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Verdi chaiisrlnos.
Verdi has an Elevator.

Verdi has an Elevator.
Farmers are busy sowing oats.
We have organized q Sabbath
school iD Dist. No. "a, with Mr..
Dave Myers, Supt.; Mr.. Davis, Assist; /;
Mr.. Davis, Jr., Sec; and Mr.. Bru-
baker, ChoFister.
The young folks Of this vicinity are
rustling up a singing school at Dist
No. 81, they are going TO organize
next Friday evening, 20 be taught by
our young friend 5. B. Brubaker; we
wish him success.
Mr. Dave Myers, who had intended
on going % Nebraka 70 seek a home
has come 30 the conclusion TO stay IN
Ottawa county, q while yet.
John Meyer has employed ;. B.
Brubaker, Of Trenton, for the sum
mer 4. No.
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sIAYOR,s PROCLAmATION.
Notice of Election for the issue % the
bonds Of The Board OF Education.

Noticr ef Election for the issue % the
bonds Of the Board OF Education.
WHEREAS-The Board OF Education Of the
city 1f Salina, on the Hh day Of March, lSs7,
by the President and Secretary, did make
the following request In writing, tO-wit;
Ogiee offhs B0ord Of Edueaiion of he eity Of
sALINA KANsAs. March g, ISL.
To Hon. H-liis Bris'ol, Hoyor effhe city Of So
ffau.
VoU ARE respectfully requested TO call an
u election ON the
9th day OF April. A. D., 1881,
for the purpoSe of taking the sense % the
vuters of the city Of Salina, and the Terri
upon the question of issuing bonds Of the
Board of Education to the amount OF
S-insiiu for the purpose OF purchasing addi-
fiomai sites and the erection OF suitable build
iugs thereon, and the furnishing Of school
BUILDINGS in said city. II. 4. LOVTrr.
President Bnard Education.
W. B. FLANDERS.
Clerk Board of Education.
Now THEREFORE, ], Willis Bristol, Mayor
Of the city Of Snlina, Saline County, Kansas,
do hereby make said request a part nf my
Proclamation and Notice and Ia pursuance
thereof do hereby proclaim and give public
notice that ON
Tuesday. the 5th day OF April. A. D., 1881
an election will D. held in said city of Salina
for the purpose uf voting upon the question
and proposition In the above request con
tanned. and thai ui said election the polls Of
aid City will b. open 40 the following places
First Wnrd-City Hall on santa Re.
Second Wurd-'ouri House on Ninth street
Thiri Wand-DVeru House ON Seventh street
Fourth Waud-t,ity Buiidingon Fifth Strret.
Aud ! hereby designate the following elcc-
turs a. Judges and Clerks of said election
First Mnrd-W. J. HaElar, Mrs. &. X.
Underwood. e. 5hafieT-Judges. Miss Wilma
o.. Stanley. J. IT. .tiihsou-ClerkS-
Second Maul-J Weaver, Mrs. ID. 4. Daily.
John Ri~huIt-JudgrS. Fred smith. Mr.
Emma tiOndwin-clcrkS.
Third Waul-M. :. Price, Mrs- Clara
reague y ID. Tnhey-Iudgt.-. Mr. Laura ".
Johns. Alfred DeWitt-Clerks.
Fourth Wurd-AleN schultz. Mr. Eliza
Moulion. u. q. Wallace, Judges ID. \.
Nan Triuc. Mr~. Lizzie Hopkins Jerks.
Wines my hand and the corporate seal of
the city of Salina. Kansas.
March. 4. D., ISL.
SEAL WILLIS BRISTOL. Mayor.
Attest T.. =. CONRAD, City Clerk.
uru tenn.
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THE president has appointed the
following inter state commerce com.
missioner Thomas NJ. Cooley, Of
Michigan. Tor the term Of five years
Augustus SHOEMAKER, Of New York,
for the term of four years AldHce F.
Walker, of Vermont, for the term Of
three years; and Walter L. Bragg, Of
Alatama, foT the term Of two years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

Dr. SoEERs, q distinguished phys-
ician q Washington, predicts that
President Cleveland will not live his
term cut, &c he pTesists in his course
oFsating 80 voFaciously, labOring 80
uuoeaangly and taking NO exercise.
Premier Bayari chances are loom
ing up, sccolding 10 the worthy doc
far's diagnosis.
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THE Governor has appointed Silas
e.. Robb, Of rrego county, commits
siuner of FOrestry-an Office created
hy the last legislature, through the
influence and work Of Hon. w. 5.
Tilton, the able member from TregO
county No doubt Mr.. Tilton, and
irecless Trego excuse the partial
sllitcrationl will not suffer either Al
the hands of the new commissioner,
-s'r the appropriation for the purchase
uftrees. seedlings, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-24

CHOLERA has turned our right flank },
through south America, and now
threatens a rear attack By way Of the
Paciic cussi. We have vastly more
b fear from this form Of pestilence
than from war with any foreign pow
~. and the government should see
that our cuast defeuses on all sides
are ample fer protection sgainst this
Threatened invasion Vigilance l. the
tsrice uf safety.
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The Commercial Department Of the
Kansas Wesleyan University will
continue without 9 vacation tin
August lst. Students can snler at
any time. For particulars address,
A. 7. GRIFFITH, Principal.
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THE junction City UaiOn issues AZ
evening daily. We have been under
tse suppression that Its editor was
to much given 10 sleep TO run q
aaily. He, 81 least, lives 10 town
which d % much given 10 sleep.
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The sehooImastsF OF The Republic,

HNe @euaNnu@~tet ~ Ah~ hNFAN~f
So Noah Webster has been called, I,
End two or three generations hsve
grown up under his training, from
the youngest school child In Web
steris Spelling Book to the college
graduate aud the man Of letter. iD
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary.
This latter has been rebuilt and added
70 until Il is like q great University,
comprising not only Its main trunk
Of LexicOgraphy, but its minor
branches in q Biographical DietiOn
ary Of nearly 10000 Names, New
Gazetteer Of the World with 25,WO
Titles with valuable information in
condensed form under each title, aud
q variety Of other useful things in It's
elaborate Tables. Its lBtest addition.
the Gazetteer, must be Of great use 10
the many who do not possess the more
bulky and expensive Gazetteers-
What more can we ask 10 q DietiOn-
airy than we now have IN Webster's
Unabridged?
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Publication Notice.

sTATE ccaI4I 2g 3, EASs4s s.iSss ia,h. D.,na c.su
JOHN J. GELS. Plaintiff, !
WM. GERLASH and GEORGE No.ios by
". GOES, partnersa Wm. Ger Fubiicaiion.
lash a Co, Defendants,
THE above-named defendants, ,and each ofthsu,
= viii izke notice that John J. Geis, the above
named plaintiff. Of the eounry Of Saline ard STATE
Of Kansas, did The Isi day Of Mafch A. D. 49,.
Gle his petition 10 the District Court within an3 fof
the county q Saline IN the State q ksnsaz aE11si
thea, setting forth thai q certain mortgage given
BY Gusta' Behr and wife % the said dclendants oi
record in the ocs Of the register Of deeds cf Sare
county. State of Kansas is cloud upon bis tile g
the foiloWinE described real estate. tu-Et; Biuck
No. 10 in Oak Dale Addifion 70 the city cf salna,
ia said county and State, and praying ioI the eaa-
collation. thereof and for such other relief equify
nay require. JOHN J. CHS
By r. s, Cunningh1m, his ariorney
Arrest: c. ]. Fredrickson, Clerk Distriet Court.
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Military institute Addliion.
The frst instaliment Of ten per
cent, on the subscription OF lots Of
the Episcopal Military Institute ad-
dltion viii be due April 10, 1857, and
the balance Of the subscription, in
ten per cent. Monthly installmenis,
will be due on the tenth II each sue
cseding mont ,uutii the total subscrip-
ton zhall have been paid. Payable 20
/ A Hars secretary, Al che office Of
Wildman, Harsh q Anderson, Sahna.
Kansas. Toe distribution Of lots will
take place after payment Of eighth in
stallment, and deed to be given upon
payment Of tenth instAllment Please
be prompt, as the directors desire to
push work as speedily as possible.
By order Of Board Of Directors.
A. +. HARSH Sec'y.
Cut this out for future reference.
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Rent.

I'D. luitiuety anu
f,r1s s-..
FOr Rent.
Storage a..d sleeping rooms. En-
quire Of James Chace. 5If
Ladies furnishing goods at Miss
Kennedyis, l2l South Santa Fe ave-
nue..
New Spring goods at solberg's
south Of Opera House.
d. q. Denton & Co make a special,
ty Of farm and city loans. Room Z
over First National Bank.
1fyou want your moneys worth in
Real Estate, call OH Godfrey &
stolper-Walton Block.
Remember, Phillips Fourth Addi-
ton" special sale this week. Cheap
est and most desirable lots in city.
DR.. Phillips, lO6 S. Santa Fe.
Ask DR.. Phillips about "Terracc
Place"
Miss Kennedy does stamping to
order at her millinery aud fancy
goods store, 12l South Santa Fe.
For bargains in Dry Goods, Boots
aud Shoes. call at our store.
LITOwICH& WOLsIEFFER.
D. G. Denton & Co. have bargains
In city property. Call and see them
Room Z over First National Bank.
Parties wishing to buy or sell city
property will do we'll to call on d. &.
Denton & Co.
Capitalists, Investors aud Home
seekers should not invest until they
see what I have to offer.
w. A. PHILLIPS Jr.
eff. lO6 s. Santa Fe
The fest goods ever brought TO
town at 5Olberg's. Don't forget to
call and see them. South Of Opera
House.
So great has been the rush that !
am closed out Of lots in Phillips 3rd
addition will now offer for the
next few days, some more choice
bargains in Phillips 4th Addition.
Come early. w. A. Phillips
II you want your teeth extracted
without pain, go to DR.. F. NJ. Schnee
and take vitalized air.
A full stock Of buggies aud spring
wagons on hand-5O Of my own
manufacture and as many Of factory
work. 5. PEARSON.
Pleasant rooms in a pleasant place.
We have several large aud commOdi-
Gus rooms to rent, singly or otherwise
-s minutes walk from p o. Also,
store room ia good location.
#. GEIs & WILLIAMS.
Lots in Phillips Third" and
Fourth" Additions Tor sale. a few
lots left-lea IN this most desirable
tract Call anJ see them. Cheapest
AMI most dssirA5ie lots in Salina-
Il. ". A. PHILLIPs, Agent.
FeFm Tor rent.
I60 acres directly north Of p. shan
shRn's. 80 acres broken, balance good 1
hay laud, cash rental. Enquire Of
Henderson, Metropolitan Hotel.
SIT 4
DR.. Anderson has opened an Office
IN the Daily Block where he may be /
found 1t al times when not profss,-
ionally engaged. He is specially
prepared to treat diseases Of the eye,
ear, nose, aud throat IS well as 70 it
and furnish glasses. He does not,
however, confine his practice TO these
specislties. 64t
Ifyou have not seen that beautiful
tract lying on East Iron Avenue, en-
braeed in PHILLIPS EAST SALTNA
ADDITION, 60 out At once and see It
Lots large-ali good and lie high.
Finest addition ever made TO the city.
You can find no better residence
property and can double your money
IN 80 days. Go now and be prepared
Friday morning 10 enrich yourself
oy buying. Terms reasonable, with
'urthsr reduction 70 buildings started
within so days. Free hack, and viii
be pleased 20 show you the grounds.
w. A. PHILLIPS il. Agt
III 8. Santa Fe.
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ALEX MePHAIL, }. P.l
RILEY WILSON CO.
Befors Coorgs Mcpkal, yriics 4 - Ps1as O. aloi
Ficr ,ouls.ap. n Sliirs Co--,y. AasE1s-
QAID dsiendans are hereby noiifcd thai they
- have beeu sued By the above piaintif, before
the MD iustice Of the peace for the sald sum Of
SIC 50, and that said cause vii Be heard before
said ul ice Of the peace, the adth day q March
ISL a. so'ciock p n
ALEX McPHAit.
J. P. Of Suokv Vieu Turu-. saline CO. Kan
Ares Ceorrr Mcphasl. Z T.
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ban Heisermau is e-legged
soldier. o. Register of Deeds for Sedg-
wick CO., and Tire Wichita boom"
has made his eifice worth $50 600 a
year.-EshaRgc.
THE booming" counties Of ibis
l,art OF the state have made the regis
ter's Office ia each Of them more prof
iiahie than any other Oflice-state or
county. During the last year Mr..
supple held the office Ia saline cOun
" it vas worth S6,O0 per year.
since the "boom" has commenced
there is no telling what its value IL.
One cannot 60 amiss in the statement
that Il is worth Slo.W0 per year II is
surely an Office worth fighting for.
THE mosl favorable reports from
the country concerning the bond
election are heard. The Rock Island
proposition l. universally favorable.
The santa Fe propOsitiOn-though
not a. strong a. the OtheF-is safe
There B. not the least doubt In the
world Of either proposition carry ing
BY a large majority. The benefits
brought to our county by the Missouri
Pacific have long since made il unnec-
essary TO argue with the farmers in ia
voT of Railroad bonds. The lease is
submitted Without argument" and
the verdict vii lie without question
for the bonds. We are pleased 70
note the favor with which both prop
ositioBs are received 80 the southern
sud most pOPulOus portions 70 the
cpunty where similar propositions
have teen weak before. The vote In
the city will be a. strong for the
propositions rs they have been for the
others-wIth the advantage Of q great
o. incrcHsei registration.
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THE Ellsworth Democrat publishes
q creditable evening paper.
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CITY Maror.

II is highly necessary that a young,
live, energetic, active business man be
chosen mayor Of our city. and as ths
time Of election is drawing near, it is
proper to cast about us and see the
class Of timber from which this im-
pOrtant officer should be chosen. AS
several names have been mentioned
and no definite action been taken, by
request of many good citizens we sug-
gest the name Of A. Kemper for that
position. He is in every particular
well qualified for the Office, is =
thorough business man, honest in his
dealings, possesses the necessary grit
and is in hearty sympathy with the
interests of our young city. He has
not asked this honor, but we feel there
is no one more worthy upon whom Il
could be bestowed:
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We have finished invoicing and after counting Coas
find about 50 garments Of all kinds left We had such
Cloak trade before having sold $50 Of hem and well 4
sell the balance than clean them We have
decided keep prices will hem you
price below which everybody has bought wrap do
wiser thing than (nd what saJ
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A BBorT 4 HoHENsCHILD,
WONDERS 6EEP 9E EH5

CORAL ~IlIT.~. aud other MARINE
tt EIN-lTIf--. Nr l.aitt agents constantly
.IurioFsl fu securing .f#viuru> OF -lir
affrltf AT i, and ftlIrr fu the uuNliC
JOS Int. 20 collection fpT rNi uruLLAE a.
tif.r Uuu ruitrurc 40 tlN Regular she'll siuIr
for lcuhi6 The amount oiE DOLLAR
q tAlINt.T. containing over IwI > rs NAEII-
rTi.- ol Shells Coral etc., viii please bath
old and suuuc. CrriIliN packed. and muilld
paid il any stiire-~ Or fhc United states
or Cuuad1. on receipt OF uSE DOLLAR. Ad-
sirl
Marine Curiosity Supply Co.
Box l5l Key West. Florida.
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VIM a Phillips and vi 10 Jas PHIL
lips LOT blk Is Phillips east add
Maxwell Phillips and vi 10 VIM \
Phillips pt nWQr Is, u Nv
WIN sullivan and VITO VIM \ kuuu>
a. nl nhf --q1 Is - ~
Wm shaw and wf To VIM 4 Phillips
III a. if 2w
Jio " Bcrks ana vi % Caroline Da-
Wis lot - lfh 70
JnO " Davis and vi to Gcp J Brun-
ser 70 al lot s. 5ih g j
Timothy Hoyne and VT 20 Timothy
Hoyne 81 nwqr sec Il li dw
p ID Peterson aud vi 10 Nels r f.indey
lnl D Maln NJ A...Lrla 4.
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Real Estate conveyanees for the
week ending March l9, 1857, furnished
BY Wight, Henne & Lynn, Abstract
ors Of titles, Salina, Kansas
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Of all kinds at your own Price.